Poverty in Plenty
to eliminating child poverty. However, “policies are not yet consistently ‘poverty-proofed’, and there are no formal mechanisms for involving people in poverty in developing an anti-poverty strategy” (Poverty in Plenty, p22).
The report is a veritable mine of information and statistics, but this is where Poverty in Plenty stars, in its insistence that the poor have something to say.
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